HUMAN RESOURCES
counties remain independent. Services are free; volunteers provide transportation to local health care and other appoint- ments, shopping assistance, errands, respite to primary caregivers, minor home repairs, installation of safety equip- ment and friendly visiting. Kiwanis Club of Mountain Home Email:
jenbaer1951@gmail.com Website: KiwanisClubOf
MountainHome.org Assists with more than 25 youth and community-service projects through physical or monetary donations. Also sponsors other youth clubs and honors outstanding students with several scholarships. Lions Clubs Cotter Lions Club: Gary Blanck, (870) 453-7340 Mountain Home Lions Club: Erica Warmouth Help people needing assistance for visual needs and examina- tions, glasses and some surger- ies. Sight committees determine need, and membership decides on levels of help. Look Good/Feel Better 508-2273 Peitz Cancer Support House For women undergoing chemo- therapy or radiation treatment. Marion County Cancer Support Group Marion County Health Unit (870) 449-4259 Marion County Family Support Group Ozark Counseling Services Inc., Yellville Men’s Cancer Support 508-2273 Peitz Cancer Support House For men with any kind of cancer. Spouses welcome. Includes breakfast. Ministry of Moms Year Round 435-2828 Riverside Church of Christ Miscarriage and Stillbirth Support Group 508-2345 Schleimann Center for Women’s Health Education For those who have experienced
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miscarriage or stillbirth. Mom & Me 508-2345 Schleimann Center for Women’s Health Education For mothers of young children. Morgan Nick Foundation Volunteers (870) 736-2657 Call to volunteer. Mountain Home Christian Clinic 425-5010 Various services provided for adults who qualify. Services in- clude medical care, physical evalu- ation and treatment, diabetic care, routine lab and X-ray exams, dental care, dental evaluation and extraction, eye care, optome- try exams, eyeglass provision, pharmacy, medication assistance and personal services, smoking cessation counseling, financial counseling, spiritual counseling and support groups. Mountain Home Food Basket 425-6902 Provides food for those who qualify.
Mountain Home Rotary Club 421-4719 Promoting international peace through service. Membership supports polio eradication world- wide, as well as wheelchair dona- tions and other world service, and local community projects, the Baxter County Dictionary Project and Baxter County Scholarship Fund. National Runaway Switchboard (870) 736-2657 National Runaway Switchboard distributes materials related to runaway children. Available for speaking engagements. Norfork Area Youth Center 499-3006 North Arkansas Youth Center 435-2850 412 Powell St., Cotter Nursing Homes Care Manor: 424-5030 Gassville Therapy & Living Center: 435-2588 Good Samaritan Village: 425-2494 Hiram Shaddox Geriatric Center: 425-6203 Marion County Nursing Home:
(870) 449-4201, Yellville Pine Lane Healthcare: 425-6316 or 425-0918 Twin Lakes Therapy & Living Center: (870) 453-4603, Flippin Our Kids 425-8859 Helps area children who need medical treatment or other neces- sities when no other source of assistance is available. Operates by donation. Ozark Family Ministries 425-7500 Christian counseling and development center. Ozark Mountain Alcohol Residential Treatment (OMART) Residential treatment: 435-6200 Outpatient: 435-6300 Parkinson’s Education and Support Group 508-3880 Mruk Family Education Center on Aging For those dealing with Parkinson’s disease. Pregnancy Resource Center 312 E. Third. St.
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